2007/7/10, Jan Engelhardt <[email protected]>:
I am not sure how this could be dealt with besides passing -o quiet to
mount.vfat. Any ideas?
The problem is in the function utimes. I have mounted vfat partition
as a root, then changed permissions to 777 for all files. However, I
wasn't be able to touch any file (changing date to the past) as a
normal user. utimes() should check write permission instead of uid/
I didn't read 'touch' source code and it is probably caused by it's
procedures that I was able to change modification date to the current
date.
Single UNIX Specification says crealy that to do utimes on a file user
have to had write permissions or be a file owner.
Pawel
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